On Friday, November 29, at 6:00 p.m., the concert collateral to the exhibition dedicated to the Polish pianist Miecio Horszowski will be held in the Concert Hall of Casa della Musica.

Pianist Ljuba Moiz will perform on stage, playing music by Claude Debussy, Marco Enrico Bossi, Béla Bartók, Giovanni Anfossi, Ildebrando Pizzetti, Heitor Villa - Lobos and Pablo Casals.

During the concert, the pianist will present the research project on the music dedicated by composers to Miecio Horszowski, which will be performed in concert, in a very special and exclusive program, a journey through the friendships and professional relationships that have linked Miecio to the great musical personalities of the twentieth century. Mrs. Bice Costa, Horszowski's widow, will also be present, who wanted to donate her husband's archival and musical heritage to the city of Parma, and intends to further enhance the scores and scores dedicated to Miecio by composer friends.

Ljuba Moiz, programma Concerto Parma 25 ottobre 2024

Claude Debussy da Images libro II (1907)
(Saint-Germain-en-Laye 1862-Parigi 1918) -“Cloches à travers les feuilles”

- Marco Enrico Bossi dai 5 pezzi per pianoforte op137: ( 1916)
( Salò 1861- Oceano atlantico 1925)
Intermezzo n 4 in solb maggiore: “Sogno”
dedicato a Miecio Horszowski
- Béla Bartók
( 1881 Nagyszentmiklós – new York 1945) da Mikrokosmos vol.VI

“Dal diario di una mosca” ( 1939)

- Giovanni Anfossi “Caccia al Moscone” ( 1916)
( Ancona 1864- Milano 1946)

- Ildebrando Pizzetti Foglio D’Album (1908)
( Parma 1880- Roma 1968)

Heitor Villa - Lobos
( 1887 - 1959 Rio de Janeiro) da Guia Pratico n. 1( 1932)
- n 2 - O mare ancheu
da Guia Pratico n.11 (1947)
dedicato a Miecio Horszowski
- n 1 - O Anel n 1
- n 5 - Vida Formosa
Pablo Casals
( 1876 El Veldrell –Rico, San Juan 1973)
Prelude per pianoforte
( Prades 1943)

Ljuba Moiz is considered one of the most interesting personalities on the international music and art scene for the creative force and poetic rendering of her interpretations. Of Russian-Hungarian descent, she was born in Genoa, and trained in the most important European Music Institutions, studying Piano, Composition, Orchestral and Choral Conducting at the Mozarteum in Salzburg, the Musichochsshule Lübeck, and the Amsterdamse Hogeschool voor de Kunsten. She owes her musical improvement to Masters such as György Sándor, friend and only student of Béla Bartók, with whom she undertook a ten-year and particular study of piano technique understood as movement, sound and expression, and Aloys Kontarsky to whom she owes in particular the improvement of the works of Janacek and Messiaen. Appreciated by artists such as Murray Perahia, Radu Lupu, Richard Goode and András Schiff, she has received precious advice and encouragement.
She is currently the Artistic Director of the Stephen Heller Cultural Association "Art de Phraser" founded by her, which aims to be an International Centre of Performing Arts for the valorisation and rediscovery of music and artists of the past whose interpretative style is strictly connected to the search for expressiveness and musical breath: among these, the figure of the great Polish pianist Mieczyslav Horszowski stands out.